Match the parts of the following description to the most accurate term used to describe them in statistics. Each option is only used once. A fair spinner has three spaces, colored red, blue, and yellow (represented as R, B, and Y below). For a carnival game, the spinner is spun two times in a row. Winning requires the spinner landing on red one time and blue the other time (RB or BR). The following are all of the patterns that could have occurred: RR, RB, RY, BR, BB, BY, YR, YB, YY. What actually happened is that it landed on red the first time then yellow the second time (RY). RR, RB, RY, BR, BB, BY, YR, YB, YY the spinner being spun twice in a row RY RB or BR the sample space a chance experiment an outcome an event

Match the parts of the following description to the most accurate term used to describe them in statistics. Each option is only used once. A fair spinner has three spaces, colored red, blue, and yellow (represented as R, B, and Y below). For a carnival game, the spinner is spun two times in a row. Winning requires the spinner landing on red one time and blue the other time (RB or BR). The following are all of the patterns that could have occurred: RR, RB, RY, BR, BB, BY, YR, YB, YY. What actually happened is that it landed on red the first time then yellow the second time (RY). RR, RB, RY, BR, BB, BY, YR, YB, YY the spinner being spun twice in a row RY RB or BR the sample space a chance experiment an outcome an event

Glencoe Algebra 1, Student Edition, 9780079039897, 0079039898, 2018

18th Edition

ISBN:9780079039897

Author:Carter

Publisher:Carter

Chapter10: Statistics

Section10.6: Summarizing Categorical Data

Problem 13CYU

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